Safety is built into everything we do. Through careful planning, ongoing training, and shared responsibility, we ensure our people, partners, and visitors return home safely — every day.
Sustainability is a long-term commitment that shapes how we approach exploration from the start. We build an understanding of the land and environment through baseline studies and field work, exceed industry standards and best practices, and use that knowledge to guide decisions as each stage moves forward.
With a team that has worked in the Chilkat Valley since 2006, continuity shapes how the Palmer Project operates. We share updates on our work and stay engaged with the community, listening, contributing, and collaborating as projects move forward.
At the Palmer Project we are exploring for copper, zinc and other critical minerals in Southeast Alaska.
Copper and silver are fundamental to moving electricity, through power lines, local energy systems, and the infrastructure that keeps communities connected.
Zinc protects steel used in ports, transport, and infrastructure, extending the life of systems in coastal and northern climate.
Copper, silver, and gold are used in e-bikes, navigation systems, tools, and the electronics used for transportation, field work, and critical systems including search and rescue and defence operations.
In December 2025, Vizsla Copper Corp. acquired 100% ownership of the Palmer Project. The work is supported by an experienced team with a strong exploration background, and the Palmer-based team in Southeast Alaska that has been involved with the project and community over many years.
